HIGH FIDELITY with Zoe Kravitz Moves to Hulu

Variety reports that upcoming Zoe Kravitz-led series "High Fidelity" has been moved from Disney+ to Hulu.

"Developing 'High Fidelity' with Zoe, Veronica, Sarah and the team at Midnight Radio has been incredibly exciting and we want to ensure they are able to make the show they are envisioning as Disney+ is dedicated to supporting our creative partners. To that end, as the series' creative evolved, our Disney+ team, collectively with ABC Signature, recognized that the show would be better suited for another platform. Given Disney's equity stake in Hulu, we're happy 'High Fidelity' will continue as part of our extended family," said Agnes Chu, Senior Vice President of Content at Disney+.

The series is inspired by Nick Hornby's novel and the film of the same name. It reimagines the story from the female perspective. Kravitz, who is also executive producing, will play the ultimate music fan-a record store owner who's obsessed with Pop culture and Top Five lists.

Kravitz' mother, Lisa Bonet, starred in the original film.

"Hulu is home to stories that tap into Pop culture and redefine genres, so we jumped at the opportunity to bring a seminal work like 'High Fidelity' into the fold as a Hulu Original," said Beatrice Spinrborn, Hulu's Vice President of Content Development. "We are over the moon to work with Zoe, Veronica and Sarah to bring viewers this fresh take on an enduring story that has resonated with millions of people over the past two decades."

Read the original story on Variety.